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Events
The second DAAD Cambridge intensive workshop on ‘Global Reordering and Regional Security after War in Ukraine’ to be hosted by the University of Cambridge, in collaboration with the University of Hamburg.
[Wednesday, 5 July 2023]
Ukraine
Following Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin’s short-lived mutiny, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government find themselves in unchartered territory. The crisis appears to have been averted, for now, but what happens next for Russia and the Wagner Group remains uncertain.
Ukraine
Here is the text of the Russian president’s emergency address as Wagner chief leads armed rebellion.
Syria
As the veteran Turkish ambassador Ertuğrul Apakan once noted: “Success might sometimes only be achieved after many failed attempts … there is no single recipe for successful mediation, just as no conflict is the same as another.”
Yemen
The leader seen as integral to solving Yemen’s nine-year civil war has said the west has to accept a new reality in which Yemen’s north is controlled by the Houthis and the south is run by his separatist Southern Transitional Council.
Kosovo
Professor Weller offers further analysis on why the Brussels negotiations on normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia has ran into deadlock over the past months.
Libya
Key issues remain strongly contested despite draft laws agreed in Morocco by Libya’s rival legislative bodies.
Syria
Kazakhstan will stop hosting talks aimed at resolving the Syrian conflict that erupted 12 years ago, officials have announced, a decision that Russia described as a surprise.